Gift Shops in Flagstaff, AZ

“After the fire, you could find ZANI set up at community markets in Flagstaff. Unfortunately, with a booth they were limited on items. They had a booth at the Sleigh Winter Market, and I'm so happy I asked if they had opened back up! Yes, they are back in business full-time! ZANI always has had a great variety of cards, but they are so much more! I love their jewelry, especially! I popped in for some last minute, holiday gifts, and they even boxed them up with a festive bow. I should've taken a picture before my friends unwrapped their gifts, which they loved by the way. I am going back this week for a switch plate that I fell in love with! Everyone is always helpful and they have a diverse selection of items, so you're sure to find that perfect item for yourself, or for a gift. The prices are fair, and this is a wonderful local business to support! Parking is a breeze, as they share the parking lot with Beaver Street Brewery and Fratelli Pizza. Free parking is always nice! The next time you're looking for something special without the hassle, you won't be disappointed with ZANI.”

“Great stop today while out shopping. Service was wonderful. The girls working were so friendly and made us feel very welcome. I loved the soap options and left with quite a few today. Plenty of cute decor if you're looking for gift ideas or even stocking stuffers for Christmas coming up. Store was clean and plenty of light coming in from the shop windows.”

“Loved stopping in here during my visit! Got to talk to Sharon and bought one of her stickers; put it right on my new sewing machine like I told her I would! My fiance loved the bath bomb he got, and the paper flower bouquet went up immediately. Absolutely adorable store!”

“This place really never disappoints. It's especially fun now that my little one is growing up- one of my favorite things is bringing my toddler son in and letting him play and pick something out. I know everything here is equally educational and fun for him! I love these types of locally owned businesses. The workers are the friendliest and I know I'll be getting my money's worth.”

“We have been members on and off for many years. Main attractions are the same, little renewal. Solid historical perspective. We came in this day to see "Selling of the Southwest" showing. I was underwhelmed. I thought I'd see some "selling" materials, like old ads, magazines, marketing materials. Not much of that. It had good narrative write ups about what occurred but not much visual marketing materials. IMHO. It's still a good visit, art /gift shop is exceptional. Prices high.”

“I hesitate to review this little gem in the woods because I don't want it to get out how lovely, stylish, and comfortable Little America Hotel is. I stayed here as part of a conference. When I walked into the hotel lobby, which is also the entrance to the conference area, I was pleasantly surprised! The foyer and lobby area is gorgeous, offset by a huge stone fireplace that adds a rustic warmth to the lobby. The gift shop has unique, interesting, and well-crafted items, many of which are locally made. The conference facility is beautiful and the staff was professional, pleasant, and helpful. I experienced two meals offered as part of the conference: one was a buffet for a cocktail hour. I only tried a few items, deviled eggs and an asparagus bruschetta that was delicious! The bartenders were fun and friendly and fast! The breakfast was only average, but it hit the spot. The coffee was nice and hot and strong, which is not often the case at big events! My room? The size of a one-bedroom apartment. According to one employee, this hotel took advantage of the lockdown during the pandemic and completely remodeled the entire place. And it shows. My room had unique, rustic furniture but yet was updated, modern, and very comfortable. Another one of those "don't want to leave" walk-in showers made up a good portion of the bathroom. Honestly, it felt like a suite to me. Features in-room included quality coffees and a Keurig machine and even a steam iron for those pesky travel wrinkles! All of the lodge-like buildings are connected by a first-floor walkway that gets you back to the restaurant and lobby. You'll find a gym, and, I'm told, a hot tub, but I didn't think to bring a suit. I'm also told there is a nicely paved walking path throughout the property. My only complaint was the light meal I purchased for dinner from the restaurant. Drawing on the delicious bit of bruschetta I had during happy hour, I ordered an appetizer of assorted bruschetta. It was nothing like what I've had in the past (nor nothing like what I had during that conference happy hour). I was so disappointed b/c I was hungry and too tired to walk back to the restaurant to get something different. BUT, I'm sure other offerings in the restaurant, which focused on American-style fare, would have been better than what I chose. All in all? I'm putting this on my "must recommend" list for anyone visiting the Flagstaff area, and plan to come back, myself, for a longer stay.”

“This place is so fun to visit when in town. Great oddities, great welcoming customer service. Not for individuals who can not handle humor or gag gifts. But those who love vintage and hilarity, it's amazing! It's a little pricey, but rare finds that are suppa cool!”

“I love this shop. It always has a warm and inviting atmosphere with staff either willing to assist or let you go at your pace. They have one of the best varieties of crystals and other unique geological goodies. My favorite thing though, is the fact that when you do need help, the staff that are warm and inviting will help you choose between the hundreds of options to make your life easier! I made a few last minute holiday gift purchases and the team were gracious enough to help ensure my surprise wasn't spoiled by those joining me! Always worth a visit when in flag!”